So you’ve made the decision to get started investing in real estate. First let me welcome you to our website and congratulate you on your decision to take action. Second, let me warn you about the myriad of real estate seminars and gurus who specialize in marketing to the masses. Be sure to check out my special report entitled, “Why the real estate Gurus sabotage your success and have the nerve to charge for it!”
- Maurice- Bakersfield, CA
Having said that, the key to real estate success is buying and selling to create cash so you can afford to buy and hold to create wealth. Flipping properties creates immediate cash to live on and to reinvest. Holding rentals in appreciating markets builds wealth through equity accumulation and residual income.
As you are getting started, you must plug into a reality based system that teaches you how to Get In, Get Out, and Get Paid!
“With your help, getting started investing in real estate was the easy part. The most difficult was making my way through the smoke and mirrors of the real estate seminar industry. Your knowledge on the Nation’s real estate markets, including the Boston market where I live, made my transition all the easier. I’m creating cash in Boston and building wealth in appreciating markets across the Country. The Check’s Don’t Lie and neither do you!”
Don Coburn - Boston, MA
- Hui - Phoenix
- Donnie - Dallas
Understand that most real estate strategies taught today are based on the principals of buying and holding, and focus on creating monthly cash flow instead of chunks of cash. More often than not, these outdated strategies emphasize replacing the income on your job through cash flowing low and moderate income rentals. The more units the more cash flow is the message. What they fail to leave out is the management. You see, low and moderate income rentals may look good on paper, but they are management intensive. Far too often, beginning investors go out and accumulate a portfolio of management intensive rentals only to find out that they hate their new job of being a landlord more than the old job they left. In fact, I have surveyed thousands of investors over the years and found that most landlords do not survive their first portfolio - Don’t let that happen to you! Be sure to get my special report on, “Surviving Your First Rental Portfolio.” Holding rental property in highly appreciating markets needs to be part of your plan, just be sure to solidify your financial base first.
Take care of your cash needs today so you can have sustained success along the road to building wealth. Congratulations on getting started in real estate. I look forward to hearing about your success…Todd Dotson
